Jean-Jacques Delannoy

Jean-Jacques Delannoy, a geographer, is director of the laboratory EDYTEM (Environment, Dynamics and Mountain Territories-University of Savoie). His research focuses on environmental and cultural memories recorded in the caves and seeks to reconstitute the various forms of the interaction Men/Environments and their heritage dimension. For about fifteen years, his work has evolved around the decorated caves and sites (Chauvet cave and aboriginal sites) as part of a comprehensive approach transcending disciplinary approaches. The anthropo-geomorphological approach that he develops aims at offering a better account of the intentional acts of Man in the development and creation of rock and adorned sites.

L’outil-frise, dispositif d’étude interdisciplinaire du changement territorial.

Susanne Berthier-Foglar, Anouk Bonnemains, Mélanie Duval, Hugues François, Sabine Girard, Denis Laforgue, Pénélope Lamarque, Sophie Madelrieux, Sandrine Tolazzi, Philippe Bourdeau, Agnès Bergeret, Jean-Jacques Delannoy, Emmanuelle George-Marcelpoil and Delphine Piazza-Morel

Cet article propose de tirer les enseignements de l’élaboration et l’expérimentation, par un groupe de travail pluridisciplinaire du LabEx ITEM, d’un dispositif méthodologique transdisciplinaire et d’un outil-frise, autour d’une approche processuelle des ...

17.07.2015